it was a pleasure meeting and sparring you. Can't wait to hang out again and learn from you!!

Don't you (Ramsey) have a blind spot in one side of his vision as well? I've always wondered how you're still able to do striking effectively when you only can rely on your peripherals! (edited this to change the subject, I didn't realize I was replying to Ramsey, lol)

Jeff would have axe murdered you if he wished it.

@ramseydewey you landed the double punch head kick!

​@@Zack1440read it again, he is saying Jeff did a ton of rounds before, not himself

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Woah this man cool

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If I could like your comment twice I would, because this is absolutely correct. People are just insecure which is sad really. Ramsey is one of the wisest and most knowledgeable people on the platform, and these people talking trash could actually learn a lot from his channel.

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What injuries

​@@raiderking7310his partially sighted due to an mma injury he have

@@raiderking7310 He has a literal hole in the front of his skull and is pretty much half blind. Both injuries from the same fight that retired him.

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wish all people at my gym were like this but you always get the goofy ones throwing spinning backfists and wild hooks at full force while the coach says spar at 10-15% 😂

@@metalface_villain "always get the goofy ones throwing spinning backfists and wild hooks at full force while the coach says spar at 10-15%" Agree, in real martial arts like Karate, ITF Taekwondo, Kung Fu etc., this is how we spar. A lot of the MMA guys will say "oh this isn't real fighting". Well, it's not real in the sense that you're going to get hurt, but it is still full speed. Just not full force. 🙂 This is how we did at the studio where I went when I was in HS, and every time I have encountered a self defense situation, where the other guy definitely was NOT pulling punches (nor was I), ITF Taekwondo has been very effective for me. This kind of stuff teaches you technique. I want to ask those goofy guys, what did you gain by going 100 percent that you wouldn't have learned by going 15??? And the chances of getting hurt are far greater when you go 100. smh at them.

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He's so slow and unathletic. Hard to imagine he was a pro fighter

@@fuckingkimura Quiet kid, men are talking.

​@@fuckingkimura im usually putting him down but his weight class he should be focusing on power and positioning, he's conditioned more like a K1 fighter but dabbles in striking to grappling transitions and not trained to thrive professionally like you would need in mma. he performed better than i thought he would (positioning, dexterity, set ups) but his limitations were exactly what I expected from an mma stand point. He could have easily been pro, i disagree. he just lacks transitional flexibility; something Bruce kept talking about. Maybe ramsey should have listened. its interesting though, all the fight youtubers who put bruce down are pretty ridged movers lol

@@fuckingkimurahe’s quite a bit older and bigger than everyone else in this group and coming off of an ACL injury. Ramsey is 44! and Jeff Chan is maybe 30.

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I hope sanda don't become Olympic

@@B..B. I think that the Olympic modality misses out on the main features that are useful for MMA. However, Olympic Sanda can make the modality grow a lot. I think it is possible to work in three senses: Olympic, Professional (MMA) and Military (it was the first form - Junshi Sanda, it is used by the Chinese army and mixes a lot with Traditional Kung Fu).

@@diegosaqui1278 the Olympic modality will create success, fact. But the cost? The Olympics have an history of changing and creating rules for the sports don't look like the same. Some styles hold a good spot on not being thrashed like judo, that lost things similar to wrestling. Some didn't, like taekwondo that become kicktag, and karate when you win by being KOed. Sanda is truly amazing and the rules are already a bit strange for the use of the boxe gloves that are to some extent a limitation. God knows what bizarre changes they will force to make sanda become an olympic sport. And by being famous the grew in the practitioners of the style will be in the Olympic modality. Again, looks at taekwondo, an art that once have a strong foundation and a real danger, but at every new generation of fighters they become less of what they are supposed to be, figthers. I hope for the success and fame of sanda, is a good sport with great ways of applications. But I will hope it make a way to the top by not being Olympic

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That hooking low kick is such a great set up for so many techniques. Classic Kung Fu too.

The ref has discretion to award one point for throws where the thrower lands on top with control. Think hip throw into top side control. A throw where you stay standing is 2 points.

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yeah its fun and fun to watch. originally matches were also fought on a raised platform and you would attempt to throw eachother out of the ring for maximum points. i do miss the knees and elbows, its weird because i was taught knee/elbow strikes while practising sanda, but we werent allowed to use the in sparring or comp.

Yeah I thought it was weird how close Karate Combat made their rules to Sanda. It's entertaining though.

@@conarykao9732 it's that old kung fu vs karate rivalry from the 80s/90s movies !

​@@conarykao9732it's a good rule set, the size of the gloves and the ground and pound make karate combat diferent enogh from sanda to be it's own thing

sorry for the wait!

@@MMAShredded it's ok. Actually I play Sanda before unfortunately I was seriously injured during a sparring. Once again thank you for this video. I hope you can teach us also your personal knife defense technique that you use during the Circle Drill in Australia.

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That, and retreating back to the cage. It's interesting seeing how he works around it, but it must be so challenging to try to fight like that

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hahah yeah he is!! super zen!

oss one day id love to train together!

@@MMAShredded oss Thanks Man, I will start focusing more and I will go find ways of realizing it.

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Ramsey Dewey was not corkscrewing his jabs (corkscrewing is the reason why the punches look horizontal) , watch his video about Jack Dempsey's book in which it talks about pure vs impure punches

@@somebodyperson1741 Yeah I wasn't specific enough, I've seen the video, and I've seen him spar quite a few times, I've just never seen him use the vertical fist quite so often.

@@riversedgekickboxing694 its preperation for grapple defence

@@ThepurposeofTime Thank you, that makes sense

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​@@MMAShredded Awesome sparring Iv been studying your style for a few years Thank you for your channel You icey mike jesse ramsey Sensai seth All the martial youtubers Helped me get back on track... And i ended up in the martial arts hall of fame in 2022😊 Im from England I no a lot of martial artists etc . Uk karate kung fu tkd etc R not really watered down Dont have a real mcdjo culture here Clubs dont really pretend to be better than what they actually r. So mostly you no what level of clubs Your in from the start So its interesting to compare the usa to the uk Our generic kickboxing clubs r in some ways just aa good aa they were in the 1970s 80s etc Light contact kickboxing is still popular in the uk and in europe Mma is very popular in the usa But not that much in europe People do it ..but prefer boxing judo karate and the other old school styles I like your explosive style ots really good You and ramsey r goid at sparring Keep up the fantastic work

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One more thing to note is that throws get the clock stopped, so pacing and actual round time varies depending on how much throwing is going on

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yeah he does!!!

Yes I noticed the same thing and he Also does some roundhouse kick to wing chun oblique kicking, the vertical jab looks like wingchun-ish too. And obviously some shuai jao and tai chi type wrestling

@@giovannimendez4672 Indeed! Although I saw in another video that he got his vertical punch from Jack Dempsey. But the mechanics are quite similar to Wing Chun. He also did a kick with one arm on the ground, which is reminiscent of Capoeira (which Ramsey also took some inspiration from). Always interesting to see someone taking bits and pieces from many different styles. This is of course equally true for your style as well Jeff!

It's not Kung Fu with the vertical punch! It's old fashioned boxing. Jack Dempsey boxing. That's the punch of choice when at long range where you need to step to land. It's in Jack Dempsey's book and it's very powerful

​@@obi501 Kung fu styles largely have vertical punches They always have... You have Cantonese styles And manderin styles 2 different types of chunese people I think manderin peoole r from the north of china Generally people in the north r taller than Those in the south Cantonese say kung fu Manderin say wushu The amoiunt of different techniques in china is astounding 100s of wrestling styles Maybe 500 kickboxing styles You have Mongolian kickboxing We only have heard of sanda Sanda is wrestling based chunese kickboxing Modern sanda is from the 1970s But sanda is old .. Before shaolin Too many kicking styles in china Wing chun takes its kicking from styles like nantis crane Those styles get it from styles like long fist I no 2 guys who trained on wudang mountains Where the film crouching tiger hidden dragon is set. Iv seen real kung fu. Not the basic stuff we see...

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you need to watch more of my videos if this is the first time you've seen me struggling lol. I struggle in like every video..

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sorry for the wait!

@@MMAShredded I'm just glad we got such good content out of everyone being in Australia. Made me super jealous that I'm not still training lol

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yeah Ramsey is awesome!!

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do it :)

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@@MMAShredded You really have to give competitive Sanda a try. It's way easier on the body too. One round is 2 minutes and a lot of matches end in just 2 rounds if one fighter wins both the 1st and 2nd round. If not there is a 3rd round. So a total of 6 minutes max per match. These are the rules even for world championships. You really have to give it a go

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He was pro until his orbital bone got crushed during a match and retired because of it.

Skull injury and a blind spot will do that to you 💀🥲, still evidently an amazing coach, and here he's shown what he can do sleep deprived so he's legit in my book!

I always thought that was down to most of the footage on his channel being him working with his own students. It is really interesting to see him go up a gear with guys like Jeff though.

Yes to all of the above. Also, was Ramsey injured at this point in the ultimate self defense championship?

He did not keep up with Jeff. Jeff could have ended it any time he wanted to, he was tagging him at will and pulled back on all his punches

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thanks for watching!

no plans atm but id love to visit one day!

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I wil try!

He is better in grappling

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